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PRP Therapy at CPC
CPC is offering PRP (platelet rich plasma) treatments at competitive prices. Call us at (303) GOT-PAIN (468-7246) to learn more and schedule your visit.
PRP helps the body repair injury and restore functionality by promoting physiological wound healing and regeneration and is particularly helpful with joint pain and pain related to Osteoarthritis. Click here for more information on How PRP works.
Our expert team treats a variety of conditions using state-of-the-art treatments, personalized for each patient. Evaluation and diagnosis may vary. Your pain relief is our passion.
Torso Pain
Pelvic Pain
Upper Extremity Pain
Lower Extremity Pain
Whole Body Pain
Upper Back Pain
Click a body area for more information on conditions we can help with.
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From Our Blog
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How does a diagnostic nerve block find the source of my pain?November 9, 2026Quick answer: A diagnostic nerve block is a precise, minimally invasive injection of anesthetic near a specific nerve. If numbing that nerve relieves your pain, it confirms the nerve is the source, which guides the next, longer-lasting treatment. Many blocks relieve pain at the same time. Diagnosis and relief in one step When imaging alone…
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Can physical therapy relieve chronic pain, and how long does it take?November 2, 2026Quick answer: Physical therapy relieves chronic pain by rebuilding strength, flexibility, and mobility through targeted exercise and hands-on techniques. It works best alongside interventional treatments such as injections and radiofrequency ablation, helping relief last longer…
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What is PRP therapy, and can it relieve chronic pain?October 26, 2026Quick answer: PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy uses concentrated healing factors from your own blood to reduce inflammation and repair damaged tissue. Injected with image guidance into the painful area, it offers a natural, minimally invasive…
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Why do I still have back pain after spine surgery?October 19, 2026Quick answer: Persistent pain after spine surgery is more common than most people expect. It can come from normal healing, scar tissue, an original source that wasn’t fully resolved, or new issues such as adjacent-segment…
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